Ambulance alarm

Usage examples of siren.

A siren dome, a police car, and he pulled back the injection slide on top of his gun, releasing it, aiming steadily.

Scala, and Castelletti stood beside the blue Alfa, watching the smoke and listening to the sirens, like most all of Rome.

Angry curses competed with the siren as the pursuing security guards, already rattled by the amuck scooter, slid and slipped on the suddenly soaking floor tiles.

The table was laid for thirty, but before dinner Madame Goudar seated herself at the piano, and sang a few airs with the voice of a siren, and with a confidence that did not astonish the other guests as they knew her, but which astonished me extremely, for her singing was really admirable.

But tell me about this Bight, Jack: are there sirens along its shores, or terrible reefs?

He shot out a window in a jewelry store, adding another siren to the tumult of sounds on the street and bolstering the chaos.

We took cover in the sandbagged shelter under the school arches whenever the sirens went and the ack-ack guns began firing at the top af Caulms Wood.

The sounds of sirens and yelling in the distance grew louder, and Cyd felt the pull even more.

Mum and Dad don't use the siren except to announce their arrival at parties.

So The Shadow picked his course on foot, almost oblivious to the faint whine of police sirens that were converging back toward the area that Durand and the robot had already left.

I unlaced her corset, and in the twinkling of an eye I had before me such a siren as one sees on the canvas of Correggio.

This siren had formed a design to wreck my happiness even before she knew me, and as if to add to her triumph she told me as much.

Sea full of shelves and rocks, sands, gulfs, Euripuses, and contrary tides, full of fearful monsters, uncouth shapes, roaring waves, tempests, and Siren calms, Halcyonian Seas, unspeakable misery, such Comedies and Tragedies, such absurd and ridiculous, feral and lamentable fits, that I know not whether they are more to be pitied or derided, or may be believed, but that we daily see the same still practiced in our days, fresh examples, new news, fresh objects of misery and madness in this kind, that are still represented to us, abroad, at home, in the midst of us, in our bosoms.

He walked day and night until he reached the ruins of the temple, formerly built by the idolaters, in which he had slept amongst the scorpions and sirens on his former strange journey.

He had the cruiser racing, diving in and out of the traffic that grew heavier as he hit the center of town and diminished again as he roared into the industrial section the siren wailing in an ululating banshee cry.